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By smithaa02 on
I'm making my own module and when I went and changed the title, I noticed the old title stuck. No where in any of my module files could I find that title text. I cleared out the cache inside of drupal's performance section and I'm still stuck with the old title. Does anybody know how I can get around this?
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Had you turned the module off first ? than uninstalled it using the uninstall atb so that it's entires were removed from the system table ?
I turned off the module then
I turned off the module then turned it back on. There is no option to uninstall it when I go to that tab after deactivation.
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I am assuming you didn't write an uninstall hook. Therefore you will have to remove it from the system table manually.
How do I remove it from the
How do I remove it from the system manually?
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the system table is in your database, use a tool like phpmyadmin to locate instances of your module that are left in the database.
I unfortunately only have
I unfortunately only have command line access :( Anybody know a trick to finding this? (The name of the table, the fields used, etc...)
Never mind...I figured it
Never mind...I figured it out.
For anybody else that has the same problem:
update drupal_menu_links set link_title='New Title' where link_title='Old_Title';
Then reset the cache under the performance menu.